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Opinion
Lawfare’s Fingerprints Are All Over National Academies’ Landmark Climate Report
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine just released a major report on extreme event attribution science, the increasingly trendy climate…
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Opinion
When OPEC Quotas Don’t Matter Anymore
Lost in much of the discussion about the current global deficit of crude oil is a new reality that had…
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Opinion
New Houthi Threat Makes Future Of Oil Prices Look Even Uglier
Oil prices are surging again amid renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran that has again halted tanker traffic via…
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Opinion
California’s Loss Is Texas’ Gain … Again
Reinvigorating America’s shipbuilding capacity is a well-known urgent objective of Donald Trump’s second presidency. One company – drone ship maker…
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In The News
Why New York’s Data Center Moratorium Feels All Too Familiar
Twelve years after former Gov. Andrew Cuomo imposed a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, New York is once again using state…
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Opinion
Socialist Candidates Want To Resurrect Green New Deal Corpse
Every time you think the energy policies pushed by the Democratic Party can’t possibly get any crazier, they go and…
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Opinion
Europeans Discover Simple Luxury As They Descend On US For World Cup
European soccer fans have descended on the United States for the World Cup in recent weeks, and many are discovering…
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Science, Technology, and Social Media
Chevron And Microsoft Chart A New Path To Power In Landmark Data Center Deal
In a move that could send the net-zero zealots scrambling for the smelling salts, Chevron announced this week that it…
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Opinion
Solar Doesn’t Use Much Farmland — Until You Define What ‘Much” Really Means
I have to admit that I laughed out loud – almost spewing coffee on my keyboard – Friday morning when…
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Opinion
US Natural Gas In A Dominant Position For Decades To Come
The U.S. Energy Information Administration dropped its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook this week, and the numbers clearly demonstrate that America’s…
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Money & The Economy
Higher for Longer: Why Oil Prices Are Headed Higher Despite Current Headlines
Oil markets are funny things. Headlines scream one direction, but the fundamentals—those stubborn realities of supply, demand, and inventories—have a…
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Money & The Economy
Energy Giants Warn Another Oil Price Spike Coming Soon
Leading executives at ExxonMobil and Chevron sounded an alarm during a recent Bernstein conference: Global oil inventories are plunging to…
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Opinion
Texas Leads a New Natural Gas Pipeline Boom
Texas is once again proving why it stands as America’s unrivaled energy powerhouse. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration…
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Opinion
Record Oil Deal’s Benefits Go Beyond Big Business
The Bureau of Land Management held a federal oil and gas lease sale in the Delaware Basin of southeastern New…
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Opinion
Cuba’s Officially Out Of Oil. Here’s What Happened
Cuba’s communist government confirmed on Friday what many of us predicted months ago: The island nation has officially run out…
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